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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1887-01-08
Popularity a.! ScriDner'S.

1t is believed that the success of
Scribner's Magazine Is unique in the
history OF magazines. The first Jan
uary) number was published on Dec
ember 18th, the first edition being
100000 copies. 1t was exhausted on
the day Of publication. On Saturday
Decenber 18th a second edition of
$4,000 copies appeared, which was at
once consumed, and an additional 10,
900 was put to press-140,00O copies
have been already sold The demand
was 50 great that it was impossible to
keep the dealers supplied. On the
day Of publication, 1000 copies were
sold upon the news-stands of the ele-
waited railroads; at the newsstand OF
one of the New York hotels, nearly
500 copies were disposed Of on the
first afternoon Of lis appearance, and
several of the dealers at the ferries
leading from New York sold 800 cop
les Oh the first day
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Another Temperance Lecture.
From the Bayfield, Press LIST inst.

From the Bayfield, Press LIST inst.
Monday morning last Sheriff Con
yon was summoned to Mason on bust
ness and when near that place met
Swede by the name Of John Lof-
strane who surrendered himself to the
sheriff, stating that the night previous
he had shot Il man in self defense.
The sheriff brought his prisoner to
this place and lodged him III the coun-
ty Jail. Tuesday morning he relarn-
ed to Mason for information and found
that the wounded man was dead and IA
coroner's inquest was at once held
which elected the following facts:
Lolstrane is a homesteader residing
near Mason. Sunday evening two
brothers -Swedes-by the name of
Hans and I. Heardline called on him,
and after partaking of refreshments,
among which whisky occupied a prom
inent place on the bill of fare, prepar-
ed to depart for their home, two miles
distant, and insisted on I4ofstrane ac-
campaigning them This he refused
to do and they sought to force him.
In the scuflie Lofstrane shot Hans
Hearaline three times and received in
return some hard usage. The Heard
lines finally lett, the wounded one APP
'parently not dangerously injured, but
died from the effects Of the shot some
thirty-six hours after. The jury re-
turned a verdict to the effect that de-
ceased came to his death from the
effect of three pistol shots fired by Lof-
s.rane in self defense. Wednesday
evening Lofstrane had hearing be-
fore Justice Flanders, of this place,
who fni ell to find sufficient evidence
to warrent him in holding Lofstrane
for trial at the January term, and he
was discharged.
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Having S.rJ.s..,sl ~ goa-~ hctweru lie ard
death IA A. i"A %. itlEtit>3t tta'ci l..
mIp.i! 81 'it:-i' ,'.c las; > year Of NY ILL
tu IL uy iiiit siE s,issi ll-l "is3lu2 -.
breath. NJ II .,.its-- Acre beyond d->y''iI Iii bu.
H. tii-flIir Nfs.4lI0rIftt ola uty>,3s hy CtI5-
ICup IN = htH.r,.i iiIr,uiHtsi: de- over, q s-i--
WpNbE4;FiI .tEji'L FOX ASTHMA AND "a
eIsc ~ ASTHMA ~ FIJI. MINI TlS, So thai tie
patient can .ic down 90 res and sleep csui.rrtH
lin ilOaS,- UC.;,' Tho ta!l - Ing cuil1:,~;i ca
tracts troi', unsolicited "u.i' ali u recent
oliver Y. e Holmes. san Use. Cal writes y
:it.d the HeHa@v "a } ar't even more ii,aH repre-
scatcd. l receive i:s.;'ata,c"sS r. lei.
r. VI Carson 4 y. Warren. Kan. writes: -.
Try aud Germany. ryd he climate C. different
Sae--noJ..ils-, afforded lelIcl ike yoar .:eissa-
ton.
T. !. Gates. Coaa.v Treasurer Pai.aleiphfa.
Miss. uii',.>: 'iilv, u.ct The Remedy. Eouid
not live WltIo.. H. LNc.y one tHat uNcs /. fstp...
meuds IL.
/. Il PHELPS Z N Grieg- O:.ip. v-S'cs. sat
fc-ed with kshicl. - years. l'lT medicine Il, )
physical, Giti in. nlc ia three years
II G. p,umptaa .fnlicr NJ, whites "se'.,j Ca
arIh Remedy ~ once. CauBn, get H'CHg without
it find It T. be .ac III. st valuable Iheiiciae
have eve: tf.vn-
Geo. Brady. Nelson 90 Ky. write. Z am us
ing the Remedy. Gained pounds IL weeks
Would not he UithUUt T.
,'artiu FIX Little Falls y y v.iic> Find
Remedy excellent Gousd Eot iiTc .i5iI"ut IT.
w. have many other hearty 3, - El5iIi..TS -
cure or relief and in os,ir that :l' >,r.rrs from
Asthma t,e.a-Ih. Hay Fever. and k!orl eti tli-
eases may lsavc ali opportunity of testing tie
yaine oi he ;esy,y "c ~. >d (" ay ;drg>'
ETIAI. PACK Atf5. FREE DI CHARGE. hIisCS-
J ZIMNj.R&NN & c., Pr"pricjo7s.
( Wholesale Druggists Wooster. NaH.e Co, o
Full SiIe Box Iy l;i- s}53
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1t is now settled that the Chicago
Milwaukee & St. Paul road will be
built towards Lake Superior from
Merrill. The mining discoveries that
way settled the question. At one
time it was thought that the
road would extend their line from
this city to the lake but the decision
to start from Merrill ends all that-at
least for the presen. The Wisconsin
Central company has lately had six
new coaches built at Jacksonville,
and eight more VIII be ready in two or
three weeks. They have also ordered
thirty new cobooses, large number of
cattle cars, and 400 ore ears to be
ready before spring, Chippewa Falls
Herald.
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What is the reason that the peo-

w hat is the reason that the peo-
pie living along the line of the N. P.
railroad in Wisconsin can have no
mail facilities? Are the railroad Of
ficials SO bitterly hostile toward Su-
perior that they will not carry any
mails on their road through Douglas
county, or does the fault lay with our
post master general? Certainly much
of the blame must be laid uDon Mr.
Villas shoulders, for it is part of his
duty to provide mail facilities for the
people. There is probably as much
mail, if not more, goes TO the Poplar
river settlement today, than came to
Superior five years ago, yet they have
no mail only as some one kindly vol
unteerS to carry it to them from this
office. \ petition has been signed
AMI sent to the department ut Wash
ington, months ago, and it begins TO
look as though these people, like the
Dakotians, were deliberately deprived
Of their rights because their political
complexion did not have the right
hue. Give these good people Al post
Office Nr. Villas, and they will nc
doubt permit YOU to import demo
cratic post master. And they want
an office at the Brule, and one at
Walbridse.
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An infant child of Mrs. Mary
Hart, of Philadelphia, died suddenly
Monday night Mrs. Hart has lost
twelve children heretofore. all at the
age of but few days. The coroner
having learned this fact, has ordered
an inquest upon the body of the in
infant. The officials consider the case
Il very suspicious one.
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JOHN 4. BARDoN, p. NJ.

Boys clothing, youths clothing
mems cloth suits reduced in price 1870
Over coats, mems, boys and youths at
half price to close out For the want
of room in store, | am obliged to oc-
cupy part of the I'd story Of store
building,' this is neither convenient OF
profitable requiring additional help.
After mature elaboration | have con-
cluiled to close this line out at prices
given aboye. Town or county orders
or cash are the terms at CoNAN's.
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Advertised s.isf.

The following letters were remain
ing uncalied for at the close Of bust
ness Jan. 1st, and unless called for
within the next 80 days they Will be
sent to the dead letter Office:
William Cobean, Mrs Chas. Deyo
Mr.. J. +. Hopkins, Fred Hobheggen
Mr.. Barney Holloran, Michael Heeley
Aleck Mcdonald, Mike Mcdonald,
Q. p. Peterson, Mr.. James smith, 2
VIII Temple.
Inr1>. 4 u .nra>- u N
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Property Owners.

Parties who wish to sell their Pro-
perry would do we'll to list it with Us.
We have at all times parties who will
purchase large or small acre tracts
desirably located.
+. w MCkENNEY IL Co.
Room 2, Opera Block
Duluth, Mimi.
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-Messrs. james Bartlon, r.

-Messrs james Bardon, r. b.
Mclean and Vincent Cournoycr are
the Democratic representatives from
this county at the Eau Claire conycn-
ton in session to-day, Friday. 1t Is
expected that they will all come home
thoroughbred Prohibitionists, with a
blue ribbon and rosette.
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We regret to learn that Mr.. Wal
ton, the young man who had his arm
so badly injured by the cars some four
weeks ago, has had to undergo ampu-
tation at last. He was taken to st.
Paul and all effort made to save the
arm but without avail, and the injnr-
ed parts were removed last week.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1887-01-08

The Chicago anarchists outside of
the Cook county Jail, are doing all
they can to get up another Haymark
ct bumb throwing. After the incar-
carated Parsons and his friends are
hanged there probably will be rope
enough left to hang some of these mil
liant thugs now roaming in the streets
freely. Press.
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MOI ICE.

NIiFD STATE" LAND Of 7 II Z
Ashland Wisconsin Dec. It'll, 1856
Complaint having been entered at this Office by
Andrew Anne against John ). HOLLAND for aband
ing his Homestead Entry No. 9jS. dated April 9th
If~6 uf.oll the ucl4 Section Is Township ~ north
Raugeu west in Douglas County. Wisconsin,
with view To the cancellation of said entry; the
said pa rites are hereby summnnd TO appear at
this Office on the 10Th day Of January 1857 TT II
o'clock a NJ to respond and furnish testimony
concerning said alleged abandonment
dfF'e = ~ PapF 7egis'ST
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the country.
! THE HOUSEHOLD,
Edited by Miss Emily :. Bouton, who devotcs her
energies TO making this especial department q e
BESr Her name Is to thousands OF the readers
of the Weekly Blade 'as familiar as household
/ words
! OUR YOUNG FOLKS
| Is dapa -tmeut especially devoted TO the Young
/ people of the Household, and l. hl!ed with the
! choicest OF pure selections OF stories, sketcle>,
/ poems etc, especially adapted 10 children ANA
youth.
| THE ST NDAY SCHOOL
! Dcpa rtment contains the International sunday
/ School lesson for the second sunday from the
date of this paper ordcr that it may reach
| cry member of the widely separated BLADE
| family.
! THE FARM
| Is devoted to the interests of the great army OF
/ intelligent American agriCulturists. and IS very
| largely made up OF original and helpful contl
buttons from men Who are familiar with the
topic.
THE CAMP FIRE
Is Ge' o ed to the conradeS Of the glorious Union
I army which faced the Zoe on many a wei.-pug
field. from 1861 t, 1865 and is ful ot interesting
matters pertaining TO the events of that might!
struggle, related by tic gray and grizz!ed veter-
| great era.
THE QUESTION BUREAU
Is n department devoted TO the answering Of liz
quries Of all kinds. and is one of the most use
fui. heiPful ard interesting features of the Week
ly Blade. The numbers for a year couten al
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THE NEWS OF THE WEEK
i wcll- digts.cd summary OF the important in
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THE MARKET COLUMN
Contains the latest telcgraphic markets, brough
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OF the III ABE are of the. t,eS; quality much he
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and all pure III tone. healthy In sentiment ant
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THE Massey LETTERS
Are n feature that first brought tie BLADE int
| national prominence, and they to tens a
thousands of people the great feature OF the pa
per. the one thing TO which they turn first on re
cciying the Blade.
Altogether tl1. Weekly Blade is grandly worth,
of the tremendous patronage it i receiving, aD'
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We acknowledge the receipt of a
very neat map of the new town Fin
ncy which has recently been plated
on sec. g, town A., n. Il. 1, W. in
Ashland county, Wis, from I. c.
KEENAN, who has the sale Of the lots.
His Office is in Room Is, Back block,
Milwaukee. Wis.
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Letters have been received here
announcing the death of Mrs. VIM.
SHELTON, at Wadena. Mimi, on Thurs
dav Of last week. Mr. Shelton and
family lived in Superior for many
years and left here about seven years
ago, going to Wadena, Mimi, where
they haye since lived.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1887-01-08

Itch Prairie mango, and Scrrtch-
es of every kind cured in 80 minutes
by Woolford's Sanitary Lotion Use
no other. Never fails. Sold by f.
T. Gauyreau, Druggist, Superior.
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Ladies fine shoes, over shoes, bea-
yer shoes, slippers, mems buttoned,
laced aud congress shoes, cheap, $50
for next so DAYS, at CONANs.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1887-01-08

German socks, Alaska boots,
moose moccasins. Alaska's l and 2
buckle arctic's Crack proof gum rub
ber's, rubber boots, wool socks from
20 cents to - cents per pair at
CoNAN's.
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Coal went up twenty-five cents Il
ton, on the first OF January. The
dealers evidently turned over new
leaf but they turned it the wrong way.
+. The prices are unreasonable and I'M
lust.
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With this new year we begin onr
sixth year as publisher Of the ZINES.
We return thanks for all the favors
we have received at the hands of an
iudulgcnt pnhlic, and 50 far as we
are concerned, eur associations have
been generally pleasant and happy.
Now with the close of oar fifth year
we would like 10 hayc thorough house
cleaning in the way Of closing up all
Of The old accounts. To this end we
are. as fast us cold weather will per-
mt, making out statements of all our
accounts and sending them through
the post Office, as we cannot fiud time
to call personally upon so many.
Please do not lay the statement aside,
but give it your immediate attention.
We need the money badly and have
waited patiently.
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Gents fine shirts, cashmere, and
flannel shirts, underwear, perforated
buckskin shirt and Drawers for ladies'
and gents, prices away down at
CoNAN's.
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III tl;l lr,l:
~, -. -, =. WI.
Plush cloaks worth $50. tor SO.
4" NoNAN >
Ms. PAscoE has some very neat
DESIGNS in lace pins etc. Call and
see them.
Union services vii be held II tie
N. +. Church, Sunday evening. All
are invited.
Mrs. /. ". }ufhans, has been
quite i'll the past week bat Is reported
as being better now
Beaver, Boacle, Mattl>sca Cloaks
a half riire at CoNAN's.
-ThursIav morning WAS the cold
est az The season. Our thermometer
did not qe. thawc,l out until about
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. y. Moore of Du-
inlb took tea and .Den, a very pie: 5
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An oil! and intimate friend of
mine is Parker's Hair Balsam. i
have used it five years, and could not
do without it. 1t has stopped my
hair from falling, restored its natural
black color and wholly cleansed it
from dandrulR Miss Peaal Aneson,
St. Louis Mo.
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Mr.. c. S. Howard was in from
Poplar, last Monday, and represented
that section of the county in the con
gressional convention to nominate del
egates to the District convention. Mr..
Howard says that the wolves were
never 50 plentiful and annoying as
they are this winter. Douglas county
ought to offer reward for wolf scalps.
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-Fk,nnels, dress goods, Bingham
sheeting, shirtings, dress htnnels l0-4
all wom sheeting, red, white, drab,
gray, pink end fancy blankets from
$50 to $500 per pair at CoNAN's,
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y. P. Time Table.

FAST IINE-DAILI TRAINS,
South and Eat, via Ashland and the
Wisconsin Central. or Milwaukee Lake SHORE
aud Western Railroads to
MILWAUKEE, ard CHICAGO.
and all intermediate points Without Change.
Via the Wisconsin Central
Leave Duluth, at o. p n
SUPERIOR % do
Ashland, ln do
Arrive Nceuah, II a IN
Chicago, 70 81
Via Milwaukee, Lake Shore & Wcstcsn.
Leave Duluth ut 3 - y III
SUPERIOR 1 ~ do
Ashland - Do
Arrive Milwaukee, II ~ Il m
Chicago, 90
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The Republicans Of this county
met in convention last Monday, to
nominate a delegate to go to Eau
Claire on Thursday. The attendance
was not large, and the meeting was
called to order by Mr.. C. L. Catlin,
and on motion Col. Hiram Hayes was
made chairman and W. J. Leader,
Secretary. The call Of the convention
having been read AMI discussed, 5. +.
Tuhbs nominated G. l.. Catlin, for
such delegate. The motion prevailed
and Mr.. Catlin was declared elected.
The question of instructing the del
egate WAS discussed, but no action
taken. 1t was decided, however, on
motion of Mr.. S. +. Tubbs, that the
delegate present the name of Hon.
Solon III. Clough, for the considera-
ton of the convention.
On motion adjourned.
II. HAYES, President.
W. J. LEADER, Secretary.
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IT HAS NOT AN Equal

Single Copy. One Yea~. -.-.--.--.. 81 20
TERMS d" six Months ..---.. tI
" Three Months .,-......-. 80
We offer remarkable Inducements fer raising
clubs which viii be made known en- applica-
ton II you want TO MAKE few dollars very
easily write for special terms 10 agents
Send the names Of your friends for specimen
copies. They will be gladly sent free.
Address all letters.
TIE BLADE, TOLEDO. o.
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GREAT BARGAINS,

1000 acres Of land at So per acre
Farm lands located on St. p. & y
r. r., in Pine county, MINI.
Lots 154, 156, west "a St. Superiof :
Lots 4, 6, s and 3O2, E"
SPECIAL CHANCE.
2,500 acres choice pine land. IL
timated 100000. A rare baTgai5i.
J.p G0BIE, Agt.
Emperor, W@,
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The Superior Times.
J. Lutte. CHRISTIE, Publisher.
Two Dollars Year, in Advance.
OFFICIAL PAPER Oh COUNTY AND CITY.
SATURDAY, JAN. s 1887.
ADVERTISING RATES

The above rates apply to YEARLY advertise
nientS ONLY Short time rates given on applica-
tom. Professional cards occupying ts,S thai,
one inch Of space, S6,to per year. Legal al
vertisiug AL legal rates Transient advertis-
ing payable iii ADVANCED Other bills due monthly
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Notice For Publication.
First Publication Dec. III. 1sss.

First Publication Dec ith, 1851
I AND OFFICE AT ASHLAND. WISCONSIN.
Ia November 18th, 1856.
Notice Is hereby given that the ing named
settler has fled notice Of her intention TO make
fnal proof in support of her claim, and that said
proof will be made before the Clerk of the Circuit
Court at superior. Douglas county. Wisconsin, on
January 18th. 1857. viz Rose Smithline. her pre-
emption fling ID. :, No. 1892. for the VII neLf
nW4 seH and nelf Of sw14 section II. township
-. " range II W.
She names the following Witnesses to prove her
continuous residence upon, and cultivation OF
said land, viz:-Mchael Daley. Joseph Huek,
Albert Russell and August HolmquiSt. the post
Office address Of ali being Superior. Wisconsin.
I<.fS fpusPS pAt@-ts-
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-Mackinaw flannel, North Star
goods. Mackinaw 5 point in Jackets,
shirts, and drawers at CoNAN's.
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Fur caps, jersey caps, silk plush
caps Otter band beaver caps. scotch
caps, prices to close out at
CONANS.
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CoNANs

Mr.. L. i. Banks has returned
from the west where he has been rail
reading all sumner The work is not
quite completed, but Is so nearly done
that be will not have to return.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. +. Holcnmb
expect to start for the east next week
to spend two or three months with
friends. The TINES wishes them a
pleasant time and safe return.
Feathers, feather pillows, COM
forters from 10 cents to 500 ut
C0NAN's
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E, E, BARTON,
Real Estate&Insurancd
WET SUPERIOR, WISCONSIN.
Stockholders Meefing.

The Regular Anntal meeting Of The stookhfl:
eTs Of the Balsam Creek Improvement CO. wiz
be held at the Office of the Bank Of Superior e
Superior Wisconsin. Monday January thir,;
l5rd} 1897. at two - O'Clock in the afternoon f..
the election OF three O. directors for the eusuir
year. W. 0. HJGHART JR
december 18th 1856. Seere,gre-
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ss- y.CG.S "a
~ the label on year paper anS see
aGss yenr acct stands villa lie Times.
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The ladies' Of the Episcopal church
will give supper next Tuesday even
ing at the dining room of the NicolIet
House 10 which the public generally is
invited. Supper hours from 6 to 10
o'clock.
Three or four men were arrested
this week FOR catching trout. One
confessed and was fined, and the 9TH
ers denied the charge, and went be-
fore Commissioner Burhans who dis
charged them.
-Gents neck wear, mufiiers, scarfs
ties and bows in silk, satin, and plush
at CoNAN's.
The C. F.. S. C. will meet at the
residence Of Mrs. Coburn on Wednes-
day next. Second weeks course for
January. Lessons in Anglo Saxon,
character sketches, news of the week.
/ club games.
Jersey pants, Jean pants Fine
Cashmere and worsted pants in mems
boys and youths at CoNAN's
Hon. f. W Chaplin will deliver
an address in the interests of National
Prohibition on Tuesday evening next
100 p. IN. in the Middletown school
house. All are invited, friends Of
third party or otherwise should be
there.
House and street Jerseys. jacket:
Micado Caps, Leggins, Hosiery, La
dies Undeiwsre reduced in price 25@o
at CoNAN'S.
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n asby's Paper.
The Weekly
Toledo Blade

Is paper prepared expressly &c so into the
Homes vi The people. and ii contains de
partmeuts carefully edited, each adj
apted TO the wants of some mem
Der OF each of the hundreds of
thousands Of families in
the country.
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Omcial Bulletin County.

LOCAL AT-LES-
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/ THE HOUSEHOLD.
| Edited by Miss Emily :. BOuten, WHO devotcs her
energies TO making this especial department Z c
BEST. Her name l. to thousands OF the readers
of the Weekly Blade, "aS familiar as househt Id
words"
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1887-01-08

The public schools of this district
will resume business next Monday.
Plush cloaks worth $50. for S25.
AZ CoNAN's.